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[vintage-tigre]

[transparentoctopus]

Indonesian Batak Pustaha, Sumatran Magic Book

[memories-of-ancients]

Roman iron pugio with bronze scabbard and hilt, uncovered in the Netherlands, 1st century AD

from The Rijksmuseum van Oudheden

[frostedmagnolias]

Pendant with a Lion

17th century

Gold, amber, enamel, and pearls

Europe

Art Institute of Chicago

[oldjewelryfeed]

BLACK STARR & FROST EDWARDIAN NATURAL PEARL DIAMOND ENAMEL 14 KARAT GOLD OSTRICH BIRD BROOCH GIA

[oldjewelryfeed]

Victorian Carved Emerald and Diamond Bow Brooch in 14K Gold and Silver

[osplanetasdasabelhas]

Japanese bowl

photo cjmn

[barbucomedie]

Parade Shield from Florence, Italy dated between 1380 - 1450 from Florence on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, England

This rare shield would have been used for ceremonial purposes only. It boldly declares the identity of the Villani Family, who were wool merchants in Florence. Their arms dominate the surface, and when not in use the shield would have been put on display in their home.

Photographs taken by myself 2017

[milksockets]

brooches by robin kranitzky + kim overstreet, 1990 in one of a kind: american art jewelry today - susan grant lewin (1994)

[memories-of-ancients]

Rock crystal bracelet, Moche culture, Peru, 1-800 AD

from The Museo Larco, Lima, Peru

[artschoolglasses]

Memento Mori Finger Ring, black enamel and gold, 17th Century

From the London Museum

[twirld]

“Oh, remember how short my time is”

Watchmaker: Isaac Penard The Met

[portalibis]

A nautilus shell mounted in gilt silver. Standing Cup, c. 1550, South Germany

[fiery-kitty]

German Rapier (c. 1630–1650)

The Cleveland Museum of Art

Type: Rapier

Overall length: 100.3 cm

Blade length: 86.5 cm

Grip: 12.3 cm

Weight: 840 g

Origin: Germany

Material: steel (blued, gilded, perforated blade)

Technique: bluing, gilding, perforation, chiseling, russeting, damascening

[boylerpf]

Antique Victorian Scottish Cairngorm Citrine Brooch

Source - Boylerpf

[richhbythemornin]

[pwlanier]

A rare pair of lacquered Arita porcelain beaker vases, Japan, Edo period, early 18th century.

Artcurial